I regret selling my Gamecube with component cable a several years ago.... but only because I could have sold it for more now lol. The things I...
Glad to hear your PAL SNES ordeal is finally over :D For the NTSC Scart cable, the only components you need on the video signals are 3 220uf...
Looking or a MM3 or Onechip for my NTSC/U PSone. Preferably a seller located in USA.
Ahhh, I had no idea the PAL SNES had a different size connector. Your plan will work. The polarity doesn't matter because the PAL SNES was...
They were probably just playing it safe by suggesting the sync stripper because RGB stuff outside of Europe isn't really standardized. Some...
I finally hunted down a 1chip Super Famicom! It has a 1chip-02 board with serial #25090528 and SVHC-JPN-1 sticker. The serial is lower than the...
Actually the sync stripper is completely unnecessary for your PVM. It has no problem getting the sync signal straight off composite video or...
The AC adapter is supposed to feed the SNES about 9-10 volts, and then the SNES's internal voltage regulator converts that into a steady 5v DC....
I noticed that those old 20" LCD TVs with native 640x480 resolution tend to do a pretty good job with retro games. They certainly do a much...
The 20M2MDU definitely supports both NTSC and PAL, so I'm sure your monitor isn't the problem. Here's a list of what I think are the potential...
Nooooo, do not get the RGB to YUV box if you're getting that PVM 20M2MDU. It already supports RGB inputs, so there's no need to convert to...
The PAL SNES uses the same body as the Super Famicom, which has the same barrel connector as NES. The NES uses AC power supply, so I suppose they...
It doesn't really seem like an internal component board is a popular option among folks using the NESRGB. It seems people mostly use either an...
If you have room for a small dedicated gaming CRT, start hunting for a Sony PVM monitor that can do both 50hz and 60hz. There's no good way to...
Perhaps I've been too harsh on the Wii connector. As a peace offering to the Wii connector, I put together a circuit design to allow for...
Personally, I want the SNES connector, as it is the best suited for the NESRGB. I was just throwing the the PSX suggestion out there in response...
How about a Playstation A/V output? I realize it seems a little out of place in a Nintendo console. However it's still used in a currently...
Oooh, the panel mount SNES connector is perfect for NESRGB on a toaster NES. For NESRGB purposes, the SNES connector is a better match than the...
Don't waste your money on a converter. What you need is to patch the rom image to run on a PAL system. According to Motzilla on another thread,...
I gave up and just did an S-video mod on the 32x. At least that frees my model 1 from the accursed rainbows :P .
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